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ADVANCED GRAPHICS LONDON
32 Long Lane, SE1 4AY (opp Borough Tube)
New Publications including
Humphrey Ocean RA
and
Albert Irvin OBE RA.
Visitors to the gallery are welcome to see the work in
progress in the print studio below.
Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4
tube Borough, rail London Bridge
t 020 7407 2055
f 020 7407 2066
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CGP LONDON CAFE GALLERY
Centre of Southwark Park, Bermondsey, London
SE16 2UA
Thinking Things.
May 28–Jun 29.
Richard Bevan, Vanessa Billy, Emilie Pitoiset, Richard
Serra and Zin Taylor.
Wed–Sun 11–5
public transport to Canada Water station
t 020 7237 1230
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CGP LONDON DILSTON GROVE
Southwest corner of Southwark Park, Bermondsey
SE16 2DD
Nothing Can Stop Us Now.
A Dilston Grove and Matt’s
Gallery Production. May 23–Jun 15.
Artist: Richard Grayson.
Fri, Sat, Sun 11–5
public transport to Canada Water station
t 020 7237 1230
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CONTEMPORARY APPLIED ARTS
89 Southwark Street, SE1 0HX
The very best of British craft. We have everything from
beautiful functional pieces for everyday to spectacular
one-of-a-kind sculptures.
With over 350 makers specialising in jewellery, ceramics,
glass, wood, textiles, furniture, metal and paper, CAA is
the premier destination in London for contemporary
applied arts.
Tue–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–5, Mon closed
t 020 7436 2344
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THE HAYWARD GALLERY
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, SE1
The Human Factor.
Jun 10–Aug 31.
International artists confront the question of how we
represent the ‘human’ today.
t 0844 875 0073(info & tickets)
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Harriet Mena
Hill ‘Blue Sky Grey Depth’
It was Iris Murdoch who once
observed that the key element in
any work of art – novel,
symphony, painting or ballet –
lies in its innate ability to create a
space for the viewer to enter and
participate within it. With her
persistent and tenacious pursuit
of an imagined architectural
landscape over some 30 years of
painting, Harriet Mena Hill
(
Eagle/EMH Arts,
map 30)
seems to be doing just this and
to ever subtler and more moving
effect. Exhibiting recent work
together with some earlier
(2012) panel paintings that were
at Worcester Cathedral, she
does, to a quite remarkable
degree, make the ‘slow looking’
of an engaged viewer a vital
element in the work’s realized
power – both ecstatic and
contemplative.
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